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Computer, 2014
With a multitude of mobile apps available in the market, most users are unaware of the security risks they bring. Strategies for coping with the diversity of these threats deserve a closer look.
Ying-Dar Lin +3 more
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With a multitude of mobile apps available in the market, most users are unaware of the security risks they bring. Strategies for coping with the diversity of these threats deserve a closer look.
Ying-Dar Lin +3 more
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
Abstract This paper examines the pricing of mobile applications when application providers can either supply consumers directly or through a mobile platform (such as a smart phone or tablet). It is demonstrated that when platform access (i.e., purchasing a device) takes place in advance of application pricing, a non-trivial unravelling problem exists
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Abstract This paper examines the pricing of mobile applications when application providers can either supply consumers directly or through a mobile platform (such as a smart phone or tablet). It is demonstrated that when platform access (i.e., purchasing a device) takes place in advance of application pricing, a non-trivial unravelling problem exists
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2013 32nd International Conference of the Chilean Computer Science Society (SCCC), 2013
To date, there are more than 800.000 applications available on each of the two largest mobile application markets (Google Play and Apple App Store), each reporting around 40 billion downloads in total. At this scale, it is impossible to analyze each application for malware behavior before making them available for download.
Sebastian Vasquez, Jocelyn Simmonds
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To date, there are more than 800.000 applications available on each of the two largest mobile application markets (Google Play and Apple App Store), each reporting around 40 billion downloads in total. At this scale, it is impossible to analyze each application for malware behavior before making them available for download.
Sebastian Vasquez, Jocelyn Simmonds
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Processors for mobile applications
Proceedings 2000 International Conference on Computer Design, 2002Mobile processors form a large and very fast growing segment of semiconductor market. Although they are used in a great variety of embedded systems such as personal digital organizers (PDAs), smart cards, internet appliances, laptops, smart badges, cellular phones, wearable computers, and sensor networks, they share the common need for low power, code ...
Farinaz Koushanfar +3 more
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Mobile Environmental Applications
Proceedings of the 38th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2005Mobile communication has developed rapidly in the last few years, shifting from voice to data transfer and offering unique opportunities for providing information. This study focuses on one such aspect, mobile information for environmental purposes. Firstly, the introduction reviews using new media for environmental information.
Astrid Dickinger +2 more
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Personal Technologies, 1998
In this paper we present experiences from building several mobile agent-based distributed applications using the agent system TACOMA. Our aim is to demonstrate mobile agent applicability potential through some real and concrete examples. We conclude that mobile agents, even if they simplify remote installation of software, complement rather than ...
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In this paper we present experiences from building several mobile agent-based distributed applications using the agent system TACOMA. Our aim is to demonstrate mobile agent applicability potential through some real and concrete examples. We conclude that mobile agents, even if they simplify remote installation of software, complement rather than ...
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Mobile applications for traffic safety
2015 6th IEEE International Conference on Cognitive Infocommunications (CogInfoCom), 2015This paper describes Centria's research work on improving traffic safety and traffic flow by developing mobile applications to support real-time decision making. Centria has utilized a wide range of mobile device built-in capabilities in the mobile applications it has developed.
Joni Jämsä, Heidi Kaartinen
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Mobile Application Architectures
2007Modern computer architectures are large containing thousands of lines of code with complex and often distributed forms. Mobile and multi-platform solutions even increase this complexity. Modeling and managing a software architecture is important way of handling these complex systems, describing it to different actors inside software business and for ...
Pasi Alatalo +4 more
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Databases for Mobile Applications
2005Owing to the rapid development of mobile technology over the past few decades, there have been many different kinds of mobile devices emerging in the market, and most of them work with databases seamlessly. Mobile phone gaming, downloading of ringtones, and e-calendaring are some of the prominent examples of mobile applications that require the close ...
Wai, S +6 more
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Computer, 2005
Mobile communications devices and applications are primarily designed to increase efficiency and productivity for professionals on the go. However, users invariably appropriate such technology to meet their social needs as well. For many people, particularly younger users, BlackBerry devices, Hiptops, and other handhelds primarily have a social ...
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Mobile communications devices and applications are primarily designed to increase efficiency and productivity for professionals on the go. However, users invariably appropriate such technology to meet their social needs as well. For many people, particularly younger users, BlackBerry devices, Hiptops, and other handhelds primarily have a social ...
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